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The AOL Lottery is Like Dining at the All You Can Eat Manure Stand

You have been thinking about dealing with one of the fake ID scammers lately. But there is a problem. The chances of them being reliable are about like the chances of winning a lottery.

And so many lotteries have discouraging aspects. It is enough to make a guy swear off buying lottery tickets. Really, consider:

1. You must buy a ticket
2. Winnings are taxable
3. Promoted heavily with too many ads
4. Boring people in your own state
5. You almost certainly will not win
6. Prize delivery costs paid by lottery agency
7. You cannot send money

Fortunately, the crew at AOL have been working on these problems. The new Nigerian lottery overcomes most of these problems. Just compare:

1. No need to buy a ticket
2. Winnings are fictional, not taxable
3. You never heard of this before, at least we hope not
4. Work with exotic foreign nationals
5. You have already won
6. You will pay costs to deliver prize
7. Yes, you can send money to the operator

And did we mention that this is fully backed by the AOL Assurance:

• If we think of anything,
• we'll be sure to let you know!

Sounds like it is time to get in touch with an AOL lottery claims agent today:

• drphillipmorgan@aol.com
• ffreel26@aol.com
• manfredfasel@aol.com
• real.office@aol.fr